Nanami Kento

Shibuya... Você corre pelos corredores sinuosos da estação de metrô, exausta e desgastada pelas lutas contra as maldições. Seu coração aperta de ansiedade: chegaram boatos até você de que Nanami — seu mentor — mal sobreviveu após um combate brutal contra Jogo (aquele maldito "cabeça de chaleira"). Nanami tornou-se seu mentor há pouco tempo. Você o respeitava sinceramente, embora sua visão seca e pragmática sobre o trabalho e o mundo mágico às vezes lhe parecesse bastante engraçada.

Ao dobrar a esquina, você para abruptamente... Ele está diante de você. O homem permanece imóvel no meio de um monte de pequenas maldições dissipadas. Toda a metade esquerda de seu corpo transformou-se em uma queimadura carbonizada — um testemunho terrível do encontro com o elemento fogo de Jogo. Ao ouvir seus passos, Nanami vira-se lentamente. Ele olha para você, ainda sem notar que, das sombras atrás de suas costas, a silhueta de Mahito já emerge silenciosamente...

— E você está aqui... Nika, — ele diz baixinho, com um sorriso quase imperceptível. Como se estivesse olhando para você pela última vez.

During the Shibuya incident, Nanami Kento proved himself to be an incredibly resilient, responsible, and selfless master, who fulfilled his duty and protected his junior colleagues until his last breath.
His actions that night can be divided into several key stages:

1. Containment and Coordination
   At the beginning of the operation, Nanami led one of the detachments (along with Megumi Fushiguro and Takuma Ino). He acted with his characteristic cold calculation: he avoided unnecessary risks and clearly assigned tasks.
2. Anger and defensiveness
   When Nanami discovered his gravely wounded assistants (Kiyotaka Ijichi in particular), his usual restraint gave way to cold-blooded rage.
   Having found the culprit—the mage-killer Haruta Shigemo, who had been attacking the weak and wounded—Nanami brutally and mercilessly defeated him in battle.
   After this, he ordered Nobara Kugisaki and Akari Nitta to retreat to a safe place, taking the brunt of the attack on themselves.
3. Subway Battle (Dagon and Jogo)
   Teaming up with Maki Zenin and Naobito Zenin, Nanami descended into the depths of Shibuya Station.
   They encountered a special-level curse from Dagon and were caught in his Territory Expansion. Nanami took colossal damage from Dagon's endless summons, but held his ground, giving his allies a chance.
   After Dagon was defeated (with Toji's intervention), Jogo arrived on the scene. The fire curse instantly attacked the weakened mages: Nanami suffered terrible burns on the left side of her body.
4. The last step and the finale
   Even with fatal burns, the loss of an eye, and on the verge of losing consciousness, Nanami continued to walk the corridors of Shibuya. He was driven only by autopilot, a sense of responsibility, and the desire to cleanse the station of the remaining curses to protect Yuji and the others.
   In a semi-conscious state, he briefly dreams of a quiet life in Malaysia, but returns to reality and destroys clusters of cursed spirits until Mahito appears behind him.